From Chris.Hilker Sent Sat, Nov 1st 1997, 04:06
From Chris.Hilker Sent Sat, Nov 1st 1997, 04:06
>Neither Space nor ANY FAX production is Copywritten!. The word is "copyrighted," and you're wrong. You should read up on the Berne convention. All published and unpublished creative works by authors (including composers) in subscribing countries (I believe both Germany and the UK are members; I know the US is) are *automatically* protected by copyright, unless the author *specifically* indicates that it is a public-domain work. >If someone were very unethical and just plain horrible, they could >actually copyright any/all of the Fax productions and claim royalties for >all releases of them! I can't wait until Peter Kuhlmann, Tetsu Inoue, Bill Drummond, and Jim Cauty's lawyers get through with you. Your ignorance and naivete are staggering. Ever wonder why copyright notices on records indicate that "lending" is prohibited? Hint: it's because lending is prohibited, especially the sort of wink-wink open-ended lending you're dealing in. Standard disclaimers apply. C. -- Chris.Hilker (xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx) "Sex is the darndest nougat murder, something something e-mail something something la la la la beable beable trousers and dingaling nougat..."